By Car
From the South West or North, leave the M5 at Junction 13 and follow the A419 towards Stroud. Continue on the A419 in the direction of Cirencester. You will travel along Dr. Newton's Way (Waitrose on your left). At the mini-roundabout turn left. Go straight over the next mini-roundabout and then right at the next. Follow this road up the hill and out of Stroud. After approximately 3 miles you will enter the hamlet of Stancombe. Keep going in the direction of Bisley, Bathurst House is to be found on the left hand side - there is a 'Juniper' sign post in the front garden - before you enter the village. If you get to the Bear pub you have gone too far and will need to turn back.

From London and the South East, leave the M4 at Junction 15 (Swindon) and take the A419 towards Cirencester, then continue towards Stroud and go straight over the first mini-roundabout. Then proceed as above from the second mini-roundabout.

By Train
The nearest station to Bisley is Stroud which is on the main line to London Paddington, there are services approximately every hour, some are direct and some change at Swindon.
From Stroud station to Bisley is around 20 minutes by taxi.

It is advisable to pre-book taxis via our office for travel from Stroud.

By Air
Bristol is the nearest international airport with regular services to many UK and global destinations, including a daily service to New York.
Click here for a full list of destinations from Bristol International Airport.

Birmingham International Airport is just over one hour away by car (depending on volume of traffic on the motorway) and London Heathrow approximately 2 hours. Click here for a map of destinations from Birmingham International Airport.